A District In Alignment: What Now? Ep. 8 with Scot Graden
Our guest today has led a district that, for over a decade, has been moving towards a skills-based approach to learning, rather than a purely
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Our guest today has led a district that, for over a decade, has been moving towards a skills-based approach to learning, rather than a purely
The educational impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is unquestionable. But what if we spent less time talking about closing achievement gaps and more time talking
On Tuesday, Bridge published an essay I co-wrote with Ned Staebler, the vice president for economic development at Wayne State University and the president and
The announcement that KIPP will open a K-12 charter school in Detroit is good news for Detroit students. KIPP is the nation’s largest nonprofit charter
We are continually confronted by the myth that there are lots of good-paying jobs that don’t require higher education. “Not everyone should go to college,”
Northern Virginia quite literally won economically in the 21st Century when Amazon chose them as the location for one of two HQ2s. Winning what was
A little more than a year ago the Grand Rapids Public Museum hosted Outsmarting the Robots: Redesigning education from the classroom to the halls of
We’re pleased today to share this post from Sean Henry, the College Transition Advisor at Benjamin Carson High School of Science and Medicine. Michigan Future
This post originally ran in February 2017. We are rerunning it because of its relevance to the discussion we should be having about what post-pandemic
I’m pleased to refer our readers over to a recent opinion piece by journalism professors Andrea Gabor and Vera Haller at CUNY’s Baruch College in
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